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@latifouro1981 According to the Quran, the testimony of one woman cannot establish truth. However, Muhammad changed that. He came home and told his wife, a wealthy business woman, that he had encountered a demon. His wife told him it was an angel he encountered — not a demon. Perhaps she feared ...

@OddLion In both Christianity and Islam Jesus is the Word of God. You said God created Jesus in the same way He created Adam. We have several Scriptural references that point to the creation of Adam, but not to the creation of the Word of God. I asked you to show me Scriptural passages that indic...

@shaamanplatinum You wrote: “Jesus will not come back as a Prophet. He will be Masoum (infallible), as are all Prophets and Imams…” The word “Infallible” means not capable of making mistakes. If you claim all prophets and Imams are not capable of making mistakes, why did Muhammad ask for forgiven...

@daness621 In the parable of the Ten Minas, Jesus talked about a rich man who returned from his trip and was disappointed with one of his servants. The rich man said in LUKE 19:27: "But as for these enemies of mine, who did not want me to reign over them, bring them here and slaughter them befor...

@lizzieworld13 The darkness that covers Islam is one of self-imposed. Consider this: According to Islam Jesus and Muhammad are both prophets. Muhammad died. However, Jesus has not died, but will come back after Muhammad and be guided by the Sheria Laws —some of which he will abrogate. That is pow...

@Fight040Allah The darkness that covers Islam is one of self-imposed. Consider this: According to Islam Jesus and Muhammad are both prophets. Muhammad died. However, Jesus has not died, but will come back after Muhammad and be guided by the Sheria Laws —some of which he will abrogate. That is pow...

@ibrahim65432 The darkness that covers Islam is one of self-imposed. Consider this: According to Islam Jesus and Muhammad are both prophets. Muhammad died. However, Jesus has not died, but will come back after Muhammad and be guided by the Sheria Laws —some of which he will abrogate. That is powe...

@javedmk80 The greatest sin in Islam is to join a partner to Allah. But there are several passages in the Quran where Allah and Muhammad are partners. Example in Q. 33:36 a partnership between Allah and Muhammad is clearly established whereby both Allah and Muhammad equally have the decisive righ...

@slashmary The greatest sin in Islam is to join a partner to Allah. But there are several passages in the Quran where Allah and Muhammad are partners. Example in Q. 33:36 a partnership between Allah and Muhammad is clearly established whereby both Allah and Muhammad equally have the decisive righ...

@mrwho637 The greatest sin in Islam is to join a partner to Allah. But there are several passages in the Quran where Allah and Muhammad are partners. Example in Q. 33:36 a partnership between Allah and Muhammad is clearly established whereby both Allah and Muhammad equally have the decisive right...

@rebelibya The greatest sin in Islam is to join a partner to Allah. But there are several passages in the Quran where Allah and Muhammad are partners. Example in Q. 33:36 a partnership between Allah and Muhammad is clearly established whereby both Allah and Muhammad equally have the decisive righ...

@teachercath You claimed you are a Christian and a fan of David Wood. One of the deceptions of Allah and his followers is to claim what they are not. You are not a Christian. You were never a Christian.

@QuranTafseer The greatest sin in Islam is to join a partner to Allah. But there are several passages in the Quran where Allah and Muhammad are partners. Example in Q. 33:36 a partnership between Allah and Muhammad is clearly established whereby both Allah and Muhammad equally have the decisive r...

@Jedi0786 Quran 112:1 speaks about Allah. It reads, “Say, he is one.” The word “one” has only two meanings: (1) one as an occurrence whereas something occurs just once (and no more), and (2) one as a unit unto itself — equivalent to a whole or a sum total. If the first meaning of “one” is not app...

@omer Deut. 6:4 reads, “Hear O Israel, the Lord our God in one Lord.” What does the word “one” means? The word “one” has only two meanings: (1) one as an occurrence whereas something occurs just once (and no more), and (2) one as a unit unto itself, or an equivalent to a whole or a sum total. Acc...

@undis I am a Christian — a smart one too. I can assure you that Science is not at odd with the Bible. In fact they both complement each other. The Bible states “Who did it” and Science attempts to explain “How it was done”. With that sort of harmony between the Bible and Science, it is not diffi...

@lunarg This is knowledge: Deut. 6:4 reads, “Hear O Israel, the Lord our God is one Lord.” This is knowledge expound: The word “one” has only two meanings: (1) one as an occurrence whereas something occurs just once (and no more), and (2) one as a unit unto itself — an equivalent to a whole or a ...

@Legend In the Jewish holy book of Proverbs 30:4 God, in His attempt to reveal Himself, asked a series of question that I believe is directed toward all men. To know God one must correctly answer these questions. God asks, “Who has gone up to heaven and come down? Who has gathered up the wind in ...

@wafoo7 Imagine a small tribe located somewhere in the corner of China. One day a man among them gave them a book he claimed is from God. The book reads, “Kill the Muslims wherever you find them, do not befriend them, fight them and show them harshness, smite their heads, God is merciful.” As the...

@zidane247 Imagine a small tribe located somewhere in the corner of China. One day a man among them gave them a book he claimed is from God. The book reads, “Kill the Muslims wherever you find them, do not befriend them, fight them and show them harshness, smite their heads, God is merciful.” As ...

@dcfnfb123 The “Oneness of God” did not originate with Islam. It is deeply rooted in Judaism. Deut. 6:4 reads, “Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God is one LORD…” The word “one” is at the center of controversary (debate). In Judaism and Christianity God is one unto Himself, but not one within Himself...

@Qura The “Oneness of God” did not originate with Islam. It is deeply rooted in Judaism. Deut. 6:4 reads, “Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God is one LORD…” The word “one” is at the center of controversary (debate). In Judaism and Christianity God is one unto Himself, but not one within Himself in t...

@rizzy456789 The Bible tells us, “Not every soul will die.” When Christ comes at the end of time, those who are alive and are saved will not have to die, but will rather be taken up into Heaven. But the Quran insists in verse 21:35: “Every soul shall have a taste of death.” This is odd because hu...

@bignasxl Muhammad is the Curse of God, the Hitler to women, and the Devil to Jews and Christians. He enjoyed the appetites of a man — power, greed, and treachery; and he abused the claims of a prophet. A special revelation excused him from the cruel and unjust laws he imposed on his nation and t...

@AllThe Muhammad is the Curse of God, the Hitler to women, and the Devil to Jews and Christians. He enjoyed the appetites of a man — power, greed, and treachery; and he abused the claims of a prophet. A special revelation excused him from the cruel and unjust laws he imposed on his nation and the...

@trainhard3 Let us know this mush: No human being apart from Muslims believe Jesus did not die. This erroneous claim that Jesus did not die is based solely on a book written and compiled 600 to 700 years later by a man who did not live, and had not been at the place of the incidence (Jerusalem). ...

@naveedl In the Jewish holy book of Proverbs 30:4 God, in His attempt to reveal Himself, asked a series of question that I believe is directed toward all men. To know God one must correctly answer these questions. God asks, “Who has gone up to heaven and come down? Who has gathered up the wind in...